KIAA1143

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KIAA1143
Identifiers
Aliases KIAA1143
External IDs MGI: 1913452 HomoloGene: 10791 GeneCards: KIAA1143
Orthologs
SpeciesHumanMouse
Entrez

57456

66202

Ensembl

ENSG00000163807
ENSG00000281665

ENSMUSG00000032551

UniProt

Q96AT1

Q8K039

RefSeq (mRNA)

NM_020696
NM_001320334

NM_025419

RefSeq (protein)

NP_001307263
NP_065747

NP_079695

Location (UCSC) Chr 3: 44.74 – 44.76 Mb Chr 9: 122.77 – 122.78 Mb
PubMed search [3] [4]
Wikidata
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3D AI generated tertiary structure of the protein KIAA1143 generated by Alpha fold. KIA1143 Predicted Tertiary Structure 3D image.png
3D AI generated tertiary structure of the protein KIAA1143 generated by Alpha fold.
Poly clonal Antibody Staining of KIAA1143 Protein in green staining. Micro tubules are counter stained in red. Shows localization to nucleus and cytokinetic bridge. Immunohistochemistry Staining of KIAA1143 Showing Pressence in Cytokinetic Bridge.jpg
Poly clonal Antibody Staining of KIAA1143 Protein in green staining. Micro tubules are counter stained in red. Shows localization to nucleus and cytokinetic bridge.

KIAA1143 is an uncharacterized protein in humans that is encoded by the KIAA1143 gene. [5] [6] it may play a role in cell growth mechanisms and regulation/creation of cytoskeletal structure. This gene is located on chromosome 3 on the minus strand

Contents

This protein has a function that is not yet objectively understood. KIAA1143 has no alias and has the longest most functional variant named as uncharacterized protein KIAA1143 isoform 1. [7] The mature mRNA transcript is 5079 Base pairs long while the length of the KIAA1143 protein is 154 amino acids. KIAA1143 has another transcript variant called KIAA1143 variant 2, which contains an alternate 3' terminal exon, resulting in a distinct 3' coding region and 3' UTR, compared to variant 1. The encoded isoform 2 has a distinct C-terminus and is shorter than isoform 1. The KIAA1143 protein belongs to the uncharacterized protein KIAA1143-like Family, and contains DUF4604 domain of unknown function. KIAA1143 has a predicted function of cell structure/mobility by encoding heavy neurofilament subunits in neurons. [8] Immunohistochemistry staining from Thermo Fisher Scientific shows presence of KIAA1143 in a cytokinetic bridge, which is involved in cellular cytokinesis. This indicates KIAA1143 may have a role in regulation of cellular division and/or communication as well.

Gene

Location

KIAA1143 is found on chromosome 3 on the short arm (3p21) and has 3 exons. KIAA1143 is on the Minus Strand. [9] KIAA1143 is on the sense strand and spans from bases 44,690,802-44,819,561. KIAA1143 is located in the gene neighborhood of Zinc finger protein 502, ZNF501, and KIF15 [10]

Transcriptional Regulation

The KIAA1143 was found by using 500 bp of nucleotides upstream using UCSC Genome Browser [9] A number of transcription factors with a matrix similarity greater than or equal to 0.5 that are predicted to regulate transcription of KIAA1143 are listed below with their respective binding site:

Transcription FactorBinding SiteStrand
Grainy Head like 2 (GHRL2) (Grainyhead-like gene family)ACAGAAGA+
Zinc Finer Protein 317 (ZNF317)AACCTGTC-
JunD AGTTGACGTCA-
CREMAGTGACGTCAC and GTCACTGCAGT+ and -
ATF3 AGTGACGTCAC and GTCACTGCAGT+ and -
ATF7 AGTGACGTCAC and GTCACTGCAGT+ and -
Jun dimerization protein (JDP2)AGTGACGTCAC and GTCACTGCAGT+ and -
FOS::JUN 9(Transcription factor Jun)ACTGCAGT+
ZNF682CCCCGCACCGG+
KLF13 TGGAACGCC+
Kruppel like factor 16 GCCCGCCAGG+
KLF10 CGGGCGGTCC-
YY2GGCGGCC+
LIN54CTTTGAGC-
Expression of KIAA1143 in human tissue samples KIA1143 Tissue Expression.jpg
Expression of KIAA1143 in human tissue samples

Expression

KIAA1143 is expressed in all tissues, however, The expression of KIAA1143 is highest in the Ovaries, followed by the brain, thyroid, prostate, and urinary bladder [11]

KIAA1143 is predicted to have subcellular localization in the nucleus [12] [13]

mRNA

Characteristics of Isoform 1

Isoform 1 of KIAA1143 has a 5' UTR region of 17 base pairs and a 3' UTR region of 4597 base pairs. The transcript is 5079 base pairs long [14]

Additional Primary Sequence and Variants (Isoforms)

KIAA1143 has another uncharacterized isoform 2 which contains an alternate 3' terminal exon, resulting in a distinct 3' coding region and 3' UTR, compared to variant 1. The encoded isoform 2 has a distinct C-terminus and is shorter than isoform 1. [15]

Protein

The theoretical molecular weight of the 154amino acid KIAA1143 protein is 17.5kDa and the theoretical pI is 5.84. [12]

Domains, Motifs, and Secondary Structure

Since KIAA1143 is an gene with unknown function, most of the coding gene apart from the promotor and translation start site area is a Domain of unknown function, specifically, DUF4604 Spans amino acids 5-151. KIAA1143 has no Cysteine or tyrosine residues. Cysteine and tyrosine are very good nucleophiles, since they are not present, this gives some light into the possible electrophilic nature of the active site. KIAA1143 has some important Eukaryotic Linear Motif resource (ELM) Domains which give insight into its function. These ELM domains are LIG_BIR_II_1 from amino acids 1-5 and LIG_WRC_WIRS_1 from amino acids 144-149. These domains have importance in apoptotic regulation and actin cytoskeleton rearrangement mechanisms respectively [16] [17]

From Positions 1-10 there is also something called a BIG1 Big-1 (bacterial Ig-like domain 1) domain. Big-1 proteins are surface-expressed proteins that mediate mammalian host cell invasion or attachment. The tandem of Ig-like domains appears to form a rod to link the bacterial outer membrane anchor to the C-terminal lectin-like domain to interact with their receptors in the host cell membrane [18]

Post-Translational Modifications

KIAA1143 is shown to be phosphorylated at positions 2, 50, 68, 113, 115, 116 at either serine or threonine residues. There is a sumoylation consensus at position 76, as well as O-GlcNAc attachment at position 8. There is also an N-myristoylation site from 111-116 [19] [20] [21]

KIAA1143 Protein Isoform 1 significant ELM motifs, and important post translational modifications Post Translational Modifications diagram.jpg
KIAA1143 Protein Isoform 1 significant ELM motifs, and important post translational modifications
KIAA1143 iTASSER tertiary structure predictive modeling KIAA1143 Itasser.jpg
KIAA1143 iTASSER tertiary structure predictive modeling

Tertiary Structures

The KIAA1143 Tertiary structure is predicted below through iTASSER modeling, with a C score of -2.83. Coloring is similar to alphafold confidence graphing [22]

Protein Interactions

KIAA1143 is experimentally determined to have interactions with EAPP (E2F-associated phosphoprotein), ECD (Ecdysoneless Cell Cycle Regulator), GPATCH1 (Evolutionarily Conserved G-Patch Domain-Containing Protein), PRPF8 (Pre-MRNA-Processing-Splicing Factor 8), WDR83 (Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase Organizer 1), CEP76 (centrosomal protein 76), and APP (Amyloid-beta precursor protein).

Homology and Evolution

Paralogs

There are no paralogs for KIAA1143

Orthologs

KIAA1143 has homologs in over 200 other organisms, including vertebrates, invertebrates, archaea, KIAA1143 is found in clades of organisms except land plants.

Genus speciesCommon NameTaxonomic GroupDivergence (MYA)Accession NumberSeq. Length (aa)Corr. ID to HP (%)Corr. Sim. To HP (%)
Homo sapiens Human primates 0NP_065747.1154100100
Mus musculus House Mouse Rodentia 87NP_079695.21548793
Pogona vitticeps Central Bearded Dragon Reptilla 319XP_020663315.11527284
Sphaerodactylus townsendi townsend's least gecko Reptilla 319XP_048366794.11546881
Zootoca vivipara Common Lizzard Reptila 319XP_034985594.11536477
Python bivittatus burmese python Reptilla 319XP_007437594.11516477
Nothoprocta perdicaria chilean tinamou Aves 319XP_025890652.11596373
Oxyura jamaicensis Ruddy Duck Aves 319XP_035173671.11595471
Aptenodytes forsteri Emperor Penguin Aves 319XP_019330441.11595368
Catharus ustulatus Swainson's thrush Aves 319XP_032933984.11755366
Rhinatrema bivittatum two-lined caecilian (Gymnophiona) 353XP_029445556.11565876
Geotrypetes seraphini gaboon caecilian (Gymnophiona) 353XP_033786333.11565878
Rana temporaria Common frog (anura) 353XP_040209069.11525875
Bufo Bufo Common Toad Amphibia (anura)353XP_040287819.11535774
Latimeria Chalumnae West Indian Ocean coelacanth Sarcoptergyii (lobe-finned fish)414XP_005999062.11514663
Gambusia affinis mosquitofish Cyprinodontiformes (ray-finned fish)431XP_043973326.11604863
Clupea harengusAtlantic Herring Clupeiformes (ray-finned fish)431XP_012692935.21544768
Scyliorhinus canicula Small Spotted catshark Carcharhiniformes (cartilagenous fish)464XP_038652524.11525879
Amblyraja radiataThorny skate Elasmobranchii (cartilagenous fish)464XP_032871011.11535068
Petromyzon marinus sea lamprey Agnatha (jawless fish)599XP_032833525.11784967

The relative rate of change for KIAA1143 is fairly slow compared to fibrinogen and beta-globin, but not as slow as cytochrome c.

KIAA1143s mutation rate compared to fibrinogen, beta-globin, and cytochrome c. Evolution Rate Graph for KIAA1143.png
KIAA1143s mutation rate compared to fibrinogen, beta-globin, and cytochrome c.

Homologus Domains

The DUF4604 domain in KIAA1143 is conserved across all organisms

Phylogeny

All of the orthologs of KIAA1143 are derived from the same common ancestor

Clinical Significance

Pathology

No diseases have been shown to be directly linked to KIAA1143 to this date.

Disease Association

No Disease Association is observed with KIAA1143 to date.

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